Not so fast to deliver right according to the T&C?
The promo not yet ended.

This post has been edited by David83: Jul 15 2017, 07:07 AM

they are talking about using the MST.

NFC, they never ask me to sign, but MST, customer receipt no need, but merchant receipt, still need as per my last transaction.

me still only 1 transaction...hahaha

maybe is merchant issue, most of the time they still require me to sign, sometimes they didn't ask me to sign because they didn't look properly at the receipt.

they thought is NFC.....but when they look properly, there is a column asking me to sign, so i just comply.

before and after 1st July, i purposely go and test at Mc'Donald who's merchant bank is Maybank, the merchant receipt still require me to sign.

i use MST 95% of the time since before the beta started, even if they have NFC.

This post has been edited by dr2k3: Jul 15 2017, 11:35 AM

go buy x5 ice cream from mc d haha

New promo (not contest)

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That's why I have been asking about these many times.

yeah i know, not sure apply to who...merchant or user or both

customer receipt no need sign, merchant receipt need to sign.....so which is which?

or just purely not properly configured on the bank system.

already feedback to the bank.......

but then if you say PIN only....NFC or mobile payment should be cannot use as well, since it doesn't ask for pin at ALL

BNM statement is misleading sometimes.

This post has been edited by dr2k3: Jul 15 2017, 11:55 AM

feeling little bit shame when buy less rm5... hahaha

Places at McD doesn't care as they want more people to embrace cashless and Wave payment.

This post has been edited by David83: Jul 15 2017, 01:10 PM

But the statement from BNM applies to transactions made with a physical card, not digital cards/ tokens. Since Samsung Pay is not a physical card then it would take the bank to reconfigure Samsung Pay for PIN transactions instead of signature.

we know that, but cashier don't.

you have yet to encounter stubborn cashier

i prefer they don,t, i like the pin less and probably future signature less if they fix it.

BNM just need to amend their statement

Today encountered unsuccessful SPay at my usual car polish place. 1st time wanna try this SPay at this place.

The terminal looks like non-nfc version. I'm using Citi card.
The uncle not familiar with SPay but he is willing to allow to try it out.

So I asked him to press F2. Then the terminal prompt card number whereby from guide that I download from this page mentioned time to key-in the value.
Because the terminal asked for card, thus I tap at terminal right side, it received and then only asked to key-in payment value.
Terminal prompt asking either Debit or Credit, select Credit.
It asked again either the number correct or not. The number match wish SPay digital card number. He pressed confirm, then after awhile terminal prompt unable to honor it. Tried 3x, produced same results. Gave up. And pay using physical card (same card)

I'm wondering what went wrong here. Any input?

So far I never encountered issue with NFC enable terminal except stupid Uniqlo outlet which do not allow to pay using SPay. They even not allowed to pay using CIMBPay. Complaint to their official FB page, they claimed that's their policy and I sarcastically tease their orthodox approach.


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I'm very amused to find you using an instruction which I created, but feel free to use it.

unable to honor means already goes through bank system, call bank and ask them why

technically your Samsung Pay is working, but problem at bank side.

what is your transaction amount? if more than RM250.....and for bank that don't allow increase limit for mobile payment that is mostly what error message you will get

if you ever get process error, or unable to honour or do not honour, try once enough.....it's bank issue, not the reader not reading Samsung Pay signal

This post has been edited by dr2k3: Jul 15 2017, 06:14 PM

thanks

i see.
it was less than RM250.
thanks man.

Is samsung pay available in 7 eleven ?

Doesn't matter.
You can always use Wave even if it's not compliant to Samsung Pay.

as long as any shop accept pay using credit / debit card then just put the phone nearby the merchant to proceed to payment right?